A first look at Modern Family star Sarah Hyland's new competition show has been released.
Play-Doh Squished, which airs on Amazon's ad-supported streaming service Freevee, comes after a holiday special that aired last year. Each week, teams are challenged to create Play-Doh creations based on a theme.
They will be overseen each episode by Play-Doh expert Jason Loik and judges Alexandra Nechita and Gil Grimmett.
Celebrity guest judges also join in throughout the show, including Modern Family star Julie Bowen, as well as Hyland's husband Wells Adams.
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Also on board are Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, D'Arcy Carden, 'Young Dylan' Gilmer, Tony Hale, Chloe Kim, Marshawn Lynch, Alyssa Milano, Madison Pettis, Jay Pharoah, Jaime Pressly, Francia Raisa, Rob Riggle and Kristen Schaal.
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You can watch the first trailer above, while Amazon has confirmed that the first episode will debut on November 11 in the US and the UK, with new episodes dropping every Friday.
The full synopsis reads: "Play-Doh Squished is the ultimate Play-Doh competition. Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in exciting challenges – all designed to test their artistry, speed and skill.
"First, they'll face a wild 'mini-challenge,' followed by a race through the colourful arena, all leading to the final test of their imaginations – creating an epic Play-Doh world. One team will become our Play-Doh champs, and the others will get squished!"
Hyland has been busy on the presenting front lately, having landed the hosting job on Love Island USA back in July.
The star famously played Haley Dunphy on Modern Family, which came to an end after 11 seasons in 2020.
Back in August, Hyland married long-term partner Adams in a ceremony attended by Modern Family co-stars.
Play-Doh Squished will stream on Amazon Freevee from November 11.
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